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Analysis: China thinks it's diplomatically isolating Taiwan. It isn't | Haiti Gazette

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The content originally appeared on: CNN Taipei, Taiwan CNN - When the Honduran President announced last week her country planned to establish diplomatic ties with China, the ripples were felt far beyond this Central American country of population 10 million. To many, it was the latest confirmation of China's growing clout on the world stage. The decision by President Xiomara Castro means Honduras will have to sever its relationship with Taiwan, the island democracy that for much of the past […]

Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti

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